CLOCH Housing Association is inviting tenants to community engagement drop-in events as part of its commitment to supporting residents.
The initiative this week (17 to 21 November) aims to connect tenants with local organisations offering practical help and advice
There will be draws for top prizes including Hive smart devices and Ninja air fryers. Tea, coffee and snacks will be available throughout the sessions.
What’s On:
Tuesday morning — Clyde Care: Affordable property maintenance, job creation and refurbished furniture for families in need.
Tuesday afternoon — Inverclyde Community Development Trust: Employability services, training, volunteering and wellbeing programmes.
Thursday morning — Financial Fitness: Free welfare and money advice, benefit checks and debt support.
Thursday afternoon — Rig Arts: Creative workshops and projects to bring communities together.
Friday morning — Community Tracks: Bike repairs and recycling to promote sustainable travel.
The sessions will run at Cloch Housing Association’s offices in Greenock, and everyone is welcome to attend. For more details, visit www.clochhousing.org.uk or call 01475 783 637.
Michele Queen, community health and wellbeing assistant for Cloch said: “Our priority is our tenants and the wider Inverclyde community. This event is about giving people access to services that can make a real difference to their lives, whether that’s saving money, improving homes, or finding new opportunities.”
